Policy chair Miss Cheatham reviewed a new student devices policy (5516) implementing the state's bell‑to‑bell phone restrictions: personal devices must be stored during the school day except under IEP/504/health plan exceptions; smartwatches/glasses are included; e‑bike rules mirror state licensing and registration requirements.

Staff updated the board on several ongoing projects — dedication of Fintail, demolition on Route 96, Fairdale Meadows progress, continued coordination on Farmington Point, and upcoming town‑board consideration of ebike regulations and accessory‑structure changes.

Public commenters and committee members debated whether Isle of Palms’ narrow shared-use path can safely accommodate e‑bikes. Staff said the city will install 'no motorized vehicles' signs and continue exploring enforceable options, including city registration, before the path opens this fall.

Council discusses e-bike ordinance and plans to align with Okaloosa County's regulations.

Council discusses options for lane adjustments to improve bicycle safety on Airport Road.

Town passes resolution for Ebikes on sidewalks while addressing public safety and traffic issues.

Community leaders review e-bike safety proposals following increased usage in Jackson's pathways.

County traffic and safety staff said pedestrians and motorcycles are overrepresented in local crashes, enforcement has declined since 2020, and e-bikes present regulatory, enforcement and battery-fire challenges that statutes and outreach have not yet resolved.

Council greenlights sewer project as costs nearly double initial estimates and explore new funding.

Summary of motions and roll-call outcomes from the May 26 Marquette City Commission meeting, including appointments, assessment roll confirmation, the IFT postponement, e‑bike direction, and approval of a $60,000 tourism contract.

The Association of Municipalities of Ontario is urging the provincial government to reverse Bill 100, the Better Regional Governance Act, to restore local control and accountability in municipal decision-making. The Act, implemented on May 7, allows for the appointment of regional chairs, the Warden of Simcoe County, and the Chair of Muskoka District by provincial

The Select Board on Oct. 7 heard a Health & Human Services presentation on e-bike injuries and a draft local regulatory proposal from town counsel. Board members asked staff to refine the draft, consult the attorney generals office and return for additional review before a possible warrant article.

Meeting addresses ebike safety, speed limits, and local traffic concerns on Nantucket.

City officials analyze traffic improvements and community concerns over e-bike safety measures.

Police enforce illegal e-bike regulations and prepare for speed surveys to manage speeding.

City leaders address budgeting uncertainty and specific policing concerns in Canyon Lake.

Sergeant Burns encourages safe e-bike use following recent traffic incident.

City legislative liaison Katie summarized recent bills including Senate Bill 284 (land use), HB 439 (water exactions plan), SHIP funding for infrastructure, WUI code updates and new e-bike rules, and outlined which provisions apply to Midway now and which will take effect if county/class thresholds change.

Council addresses residents' frustration over traffic safety and enforcement of e-bike regulations